Franklin Merrell-Wolff suggests that “neutral reservation of judgment” is a better attitude to take with respect to that which we do not yet have certainty than the attitude of “over-credulity” or “over-skepticism.” He goes on to emphasize that progress toward Fundamental Realization is the most important thing to be attained not only for oneself, but also for the redemption of a suffering humanity and the transformation of the whole of Sangsara itself. He stresses the importance of faith and confidence in seeking to realize a state of Consciousness that may be known by identity but cannot be proven conceptually, and he calls upon men and women of courage and daring to enter the yogic path. Wolff then describes the proper attitude that a sadhaka must have toward his guru and relates Sri Aurobindo’s experience in selecting his guru.